Malheur National Forest Rail Ridge Fire Cattle Guards Purchase
Contract Overview
Solicitation details, issuing organization, response deadlines, documents, and interested companies for this government contract opportunity.
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The Malheur National Forest is soliciting quotations for the purchase and delivery of cattleguards and their components as part of disaster recovery efforts following the Rail Ridge Fire. This procurement involves supplying four complete cattleguard assemblies along with three additional base assemblies to replace damaged parts at various locations within the forest. The Forest Service will handle the removal and installation of these cattleguards using local personnel and equipment. The supplies are to be delivered to the Forest Service compound in John Day, Oregon. This solicitation is issued as a combined synopsis/solicitation under FAR Part 12, meaning it serves as the official and only request for quotations, with no separate written solicitation forthcoming. The requirement falls under NAICS code 332312, which relates to fabricated structural metal manufacturing. Interested parties must submit their responses by May 5, 2026. The contracting office is the Malheur National Forest, Department of Agriculture, located in John Day, OR, and the primary contact for this opportunity is Andrea J. Pollock.
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John Day, OR, USASet-Aside
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This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in FAR Part 12. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation. Quotations are being requested and a separate written solicitation will not be issued.
The Malheur National Forest has a requirement to purchase cattleguards and cattleguard components for Disaster Recovery in the Rail Ridge Fire Area.
The Forest will utilize local equipment and personnel to remove and replace the existing damaged cattleguards. This is just a purchase for supplies and delivery of the supplies to the Forest Service compound in John Day, OR.
The USFS intends to install 4 complete cattleguard assemblies but also intends to replace only the bases under 3 existing cattleguards on the forest. For this reason, there are 4 complete cattleguard assemblies listed in the quantities section of this document, as well as 3 additional “base assemblies.”